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Sorry been away for the weekend.
Hint #1
The bands name is a killer, often in spy movies.
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| Jogvanth | RE: Answer and ask |
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I've no idea who this band is.
Does anyone know?
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No decision is so fine as to not bind us to its consequences.
No consequence is so unexpected as to absolve us of our decisions.
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| Yutani | RE: Answer and ask |
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A killer in spy movies, like some variety of poison... or a bomb variety, car bomb, time bomb.
Perhaps a "laser" 
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| Jan Michelsen | RE: Answer and ask |
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I was thinking Anthrax perhaps, but i couldn't find an album cover of theirs looking like that
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| Torellion | RE: Answer and ask |
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Is it "Sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads"?
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| Aliennizer | RE: Answer and ask |
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Hint # 2
The band was formed in Chicago Illinois in 1988, there are currently 3 members in the band.
Genre: Death Metal
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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Cianide, The Dying Truth. I must have glanced at that image at Dabbi's sometime, since that band doesn't ring any bells with me.
And if the above linked review is to be trusted I didn't miss anything
Man, this album is so hard to judge! Just kidding, this was one of the most uninteresting death-metal bands I have ever heard! I will be totally honest with you, there was nothing that I can call enjoying in this album. The whole album was just as interesting as watching a stone trying to beat the c**p out of a shovel.
New question coming up in a bit...
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Edited by Norlander on 19-06-2008 10:10 |
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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What ship is this and what's so special about it?
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The conventional view serves to protect us from the painful job of thinking.
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| Aliennizer | RE: Answer and ask |
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Death Metal is very difficult to judge, if you know what i mean. Cianide is one of the few Death Metal bands that i have ever liked, though not all of their albums. But i guess that everyone has different taste in music.
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| Vuzman | RE: Answer and ask |
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The MS Berge Stahl is the largest bulk carrier ship in the world, and has a capacity of 364,767 metric tons of deadweight (DWT), is 343 m long, has a beam, or width, of 65 m, and a draft, or depth in the water, of 23 m.
The engine is 9 m high, drives a single 9 m screw, and puts out 27,610 horsepower (20.59 MW), has a top speed of 13.5 knots, and has a 9 m high rudder.
Because of her massive size, the Berge Stahl can only tie up, fully loaded, at two ports in the world, hauling ore from the Terminal Marítimo de Ponta da Madeira in Brazil to the Europoort near Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Even at these ports, passage must be timed to coincide with high tides to prevent the ship running aground. The Berge Stahl makes this trip about ten times each year, or a round-trip about every five weeks.
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When I kill her, I'll have her
Die white girls, die white girls |
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| Norlander | RE: Answer and ask |
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Take it away vuzman
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| Vuzman | RE: Answer and ask |
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Name these two crafts
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Die white girls, die white girls
Vuzman attached the following image:
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Edited by Vuzman on 21-06-2008 23:32 |
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| Roffen | RE: Answer and ask |
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The smaller airplane looks very much like 'Discovery' the spaceshuttle.
Discovery (also known as Orbiter Vehicle Designation, OV-103) had it's maiden voyage 30th August in 1984, being only the 12th laucnh from Kennedy Space Center. The shuttle has flown 34 flights, spent 297 days in space, completed 3,808 orbits, and flown almost 160.000.000 km in total.
The big plane could have been the modified 747 Boeing Shuttle Carrier. If it was NASA is using two identical 747-100SR (Short Range). It impossible to tell these apart.
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After such work, and wrong as well, I didn't want to delete it
HERE ARE THE CORRECT ANSWERS:
The Transport plane is the Antonov AN-225 (UR-82060 is the only one currently in service), the world's largest airplane, with a carrying capacity of up to 250 tonnes and an inner hull of 70m length. AN-225 has a maximum take-off weight of 600 tons and can take-off on a 3.500 metre long airstrip.
The space shuttle on top of the AN-225 is the ukrainian (soviet?) Buran space shuttle. It managed only one flight in 1988, and the space programme was cancelled in 1993, shortly before it's second scheduled flight. It was critically damaged by a hangar collapse in 2002, killing 8 people due to poor maintanance. 'Buran' means 'Snowstorm' in russian.
Buran has a weight capacity of 30 tons, compared to Discovery with a capacity of 22.5 tons.
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| Vuzman | RE: Answer and ask |
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Nice trick question, yes? You are correct.
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When I kill her, I'll have her
Die white girls, die white girls |
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| Roffen | RE: Answer and ask |
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You nearly had me in the trick, but then the Antonov had 6 engines.
Next question:
Who is the guy on the bill and what country is the bill from ?
ps. I'm not sure ifit's my settings, but my text in the attachment is almost grayed out, I was fighting some problems here, because I thought it wouldn't upload 
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| Vuzman | RE: Answer and ask |
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Easy if you can read cyrillic
That's a 5 New Dinar bill from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (printed 1994)
The guy is Nikola Tesla, who was ethnically a Serb.
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Edited by Vuzman on 22-06-2008 19:57 |
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| Vuzman | RE: Answer and ask |
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Where is this?
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When I kill her, I'll have her
Die white girls, die white girls
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| Aliennizer | RE: Answer and ask |
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The Viking cemetery in Lindholm Høje, northern Denmark
Question comming up.
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| Aliennizer | RE: Answer and ask |
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Who is this gentleman?
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| Paxen | RE: Answer and ask |
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Robert Jordan was the pen name of James Oliver Rigney, Jr. (October 17, 1948 – September 16, 2007), under which he was best known as the author of the bestselling The Wheel of Time fantasy series. He also wrote under the names Reagan O'Neal and Jackson O'Reily. Jordan's works will be the subject of JordanCon, a three day genre convention scheduled for April 2009, in Atlanta, Georgia.
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